The New York Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1848, Page 3

Fine Cutlery. The y have Psrticolaraitention to this branch of their business, a nant at present the most beautiful and oe Oy A880) it of pes. poche, desk, and sporting kui vee in the eter 5 i steel oat Caters a at sepia SaeNBetts day eed Shaving Ceses.The Portable have devoted their unceasing attention to improving aud por- ting these useful and Ce peng les, and have on had of construction itab!s to the w: the travelling community, G. "SAUNDERS & 80) and 365 iway. Collodion...the new article to which the above name has been applied, ia eolution of cotton by # che- mical process, discovered by Sche abein, a German chemist, It bas recently been introduced into a1 gery 0 y ys i 2, L i Bie: low, aud promises to be of inestimable va" healing ‘applied it Aton heres firmly and cannot _ e eer M masner by J. K. Pa'mer, weors, phys claus and Tami quantities. at hiv depot Tor, i Eel street. Sold wholesale and Gushing, 90 a d 92 We Wonderful Cure...fior biood was like wa- ter. could not speak, bled at the Jungs, severe pain in the chest ard about the hear inthe throvt. Itead the adve mentsand donbty if you ean that consumption is enrabl New’ York. D eta ‘Dr. Townsend—Sir: Last New bw bottles of your Sarsa- this 1 was very ill, aud had 1 applied to phy: it the time | commence ‘tas ing Sour Sarsupar wad almost despaired of getting any baie rhe sised in ery. weiss wee Ihks wate much at the Iu ad severe paing in my ch and was troubled at times Bed 5 ener iz 80 that it wi bi sapplisa te ieee or ‘il lectic Medicives, 4144 Sal ret by Brewers, Stevens & ‘ashingcon street, Bostos. cd a change for shee of your Sarsaparil id in two weeks: ibs able t to te Up about half an hour e a , aud persevered iu taking your Sarsaparilia. Io four weeks I wha able togo abont the house, and have been ever since, remarkubiy atron aud ‘attribute my recovery of my health entirely to your Sarsapgriila. If this statement will be the renting others similarly #ffl cted to your vaius- a owisze welepme to make tt known. Yours, M ASUMNER, 70 Vanda street. Princi- he Fulton eet pal offic No, Men ne never attempt Wortnt: i imivated. who counterfeits Qs grenta crime as ifit were or the ¢o United States. 8. A Fahnestock’s Vermifuge, whic! hy i as been couvtertei in ye ou their prepared at ping pa eet, > counterfeit a h:nce valuable medicines are frequently medicine comwits uf the ing to get the gent by the proprietors. tablishment, No. 49 Johu COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, March 22.6 P.M, The panic in the stock market, noticed yesterday, has completely subsided, and the bul’s are again in the ascendency. Purchasers at the height of the panic, and those who uad now enough to hold on, were fortu- nate. Compared with prices current, at the firat board, yesterday, there was an advance to-day in Long Island or 13¢ per cent ; Canton, 1; Farmer’s Loan, 3¢ ; Harlem, 8; Norwich and Worcester, % ; Morris Canal, 1; Read- ing Railroad, 1 ; Pennsylvania 5s, ¢ ; Treasury Notes, % Atthe second board the transactions were toa very moderate extent, at prices current in the morning The improvement in treasury notes will doubtless annoy the banks, as they have made desperate efforts to get them down to par, for the purpose of purchasing on speculation. This is the prime cause of the tightness in the money market; and the commercial community will be cut short in applications for discounts, until these concerns have got all the treasury notes they Want, attheir own prices. Whether they will beable to Press prices down to par or not, depends a great deal upon the nature of the next news from Europe. ‘The value of merchandise imported into this district from the Ist to the 17th instant, both inolurive, in each of the past three years, was as annexed :— Imvrorts into THE Port or New Yorx. March 1st to 17th. 1848. 1847. 1948. Value pe eanennee- $6, 145 272 $5,374,766 $4,054 830 Specie.... . 9 866 131 827 18,742 Duties received... .... 1, 609, 377 1269945 775,714 This statement shows a great reduction in the ave- rage rate of duty; the average for the same period in 1846 was about thirty per cent , and in 1848 about twen- ty-four per cent. The imports for this month are likely to be emall,and the amount of duties proportionably malier,than for the corresponding month in the pre- lous two years. The inoome of the Old Colony Railroad Company for thirteen weeks ending February 26, 1848, wes $39,- 442 03, against $28,831 82 for the corresponding period in the previous year, showing an increase cqual to 56) per cent this year. The general railroad bill, which hed pzevicusly passed the House, bas been concurred in by the Senate, without amendment. There is, therefore, a general law under which capitalists may associate to construct rail- roads. The Legislature has nct, however, conferred the right ofeminent domain upon any subordinate tribunal We notice that several of the English popors allude to the emigration of operatives in the manufacturing d tricts, to the United States, in large numbers. Hundreds of operatives, in every branch of manufact-1re,are leaving tho manufacturing districts of Great Britain, seeking in this country employment at prices that will keep hunger from their doors, which is denied them at home. This is astortling announcement —ono that must make the manu- facturers of Great Brit tremble for tho preservation of their susremacy in this branch of industry. Thousands are preparing to absndon their present abodes to follow those who have gone before them; and it will not be many years before the manufacturing interest of Ureat Britain sensibly feels this drain upon this important class of inhabitants. It appears that committees have been specially organi- red in Leucashire, and meetings have been held in many towns, for the purpose of raising weekly subscriptions among the oporatives to increase emigration. There sre probably more objects than one in there organizations for the purpose of encournging emigration: the first ua. doubtedly is to seek employment abroad, instead of re- maining idle and starving where thoy are; the se- cond is a desire among the operatives themselves to reduce their number, so that those remeiaiog oan command better wages; and the third is, a wish to live under a more liberal form of government, where "they can, by industry, accumulate a competency and avoid those drains upon their earnings which the u versal taxation of all monarchical governments con- tinually keep up. The emigration of operatives from Great Britain to this country, is as yet limited to what it must f00n be. The competition the manufacturers of Gveat Britain already experience ia this country, and evon on the Continext, compels them to restrict their expenditures a8 muoh as porsible; and as this compoti- tion increases and becomes more formidable, greater reductions wil! haveto be imposed, and the operatives become more oppressed. ‘ery accession of this class of emigrants to this country is 2o much capital, and gives an impetus to this important interost. Tho manufactur- ing monopoly of Groot Britain is about being transfer- red to the United States. It is about fixing itself where it naturally belongs; that is, where the raw material is produced; and ina few years, the manufecturors of Eng land will have to depend almost entirely upon their de- meatic consumption. The internal compotition which they have heretofore suffered #o severely fron and whic basbeen the prime causeof the suff-rings among ope. ratives, wasa trif_s compared with what they are destined to feel in the shape of competition from abroad, and there- duction in the foreign domand for their fabrics. They can monopolize their own markets,and they are consoling themselves with the idea that all the profits heretofore derived from the business, have been entirely upon the supplios furnished the markets of their own territories They oven aseert, that in nino cases out of ton, the Bri- manufacturers do not realize in foreign markets tho cost of their productions. This may be truo toa certain extent; so faras this country is concerned, it is a fact; bat not so with the continental markets. Evon in the event of tho statement being trae in every particular, it no evilence that the foreign trade is not desirable—that itis not even prefiteble, under the circumstances. It is well known that a limited foreign demand for any staple production, has a wonderful influence upoa prices at home; it is estimated that a foreign demand for ove tenth part of the aggregale supply of any staple article, will raiso the price of the balance at least twenty per cent, and tho manufacturars or producers aro matorially bene- fitted by such a disposal of a portion of ths supply. We have experienced in this country, the beneficial cffects of an external demand for our products; wa have seen prices for breadstuff:, in all our markets, raised an enor mous per cont, merely by an exportation of a trifling pr centof the aggregate; and upon the principle that the Dutoh destroyed a portion of their supply of spices, we understand the value of foreign markets in rolieviog the domestic markets of an over productions. It is fortunnts that the manufacturers of Great Bri tain have, through the protection of the British govern- ment, immonse markets to supply; markets which they can monopolize, The immense population of their pro viaoes gives them ® domestic conrumption for their fa- bries greater thin any other nation; but it will require | much protection to preserve them. We may be able to | seoute ths monopoly of cur own markets, without acy inora pioteation from (he government than we now have, and successfully compete with Great Britain in all other markete but her own and het colonies, We are yet de- 23,0 Ibe NW. Cout an out Sa ot 28 Ibs, mostly NW Coast, at 26) and 16000 Ibs Aetant tm cali and tn opera wu here leg | wivte ors la New Toxk falas of abou! 12 Will eoon be abundant enough, and if we cannot, with of ship Brutus, at 26, 26)ga27 cts. Candles— the raw material growing at our very doors, msnufac- ture cotton goods as cheaply as any other nation in the ‘world, it will be a very extraordizary ciroumstancs. If we progress the next twenty years as rapidly as during the past twenty, we com bid deflance to any other na- tion on the, face of the earth, ‘The annexed statement exhibits the position of the corn trade of Groat Britain. There were imported in 1847, of all kinds of corn, 12,257,000 quarters, and it is estimated that but a small portion of this quantity was left, atthe last dates from Liverpool—tho last of Febru- ary. Corn Trapz cr Gasat Britain. Quarters. Of wheat there was imported, mostly in the Intter part of the year... .. 5. 2 699,712 From information procured expressly’ ior this purpose, there appears to be at present, a stock of oniy about Quarters In London "400,000 Hull..... + 20'000 Leeds and Wekefield 12.000 Newcastle. . 10,000 eith .. 30,000 Glasgow. . Liverpool . Bristol. .... Gloucester, , Plymouth... Southampton... Various other places. Already gone into consumption. . ° In 1847 there was imported of wheat meal an 8,680,234 890,000 Already gone into consumption. ...... +++ +++ 8,283,234 These figures clearly show a very lerge consemption of breadstuffs, which being the best and chexpest food obtainable, will, no doubt, continue in equal demand for a long time to come, and to an extent very far exceeding the present limited stocks. It is ed, that of the above small stocks of wheat and flour, tho former was mostly of inferior quality, and a large portion of the lat- ter sour, This would indicate a demand of foreign breadstuffs for consumption; but there must be a great change in prices, either in this country or in England, befor large supplies can go forward from cur ports. Stock Exchange, wae inf Neves os 101 Goaks Canton Co a dys 33 "80° Nor & Wor RR 364 a0 do 00 Heading eR 38 2300 City 5’s, ’51 175 do. 38% 5000 U States 6's, 6 Wed 38h 1460 > b6o 39, 2000 U States ‘s Erie Beitoaa 6! 8000 do 61 “ U Pre 5's, “63. 30 Lines | {atund RR 50% Toa Pennaylvania is ns odo bis 31 r 200 = do v3) 31 2000 do uso 73 foo do 30g 10000 do 2% 100 do 390 3¥ 4000 Ohio 6's. °60 0 do 239 303g 3 she Bk of New York 1a Wo do 10 3034 40 Merchants’ Bonk 104 Ey} do suw 3034 100 Farmers? d'rust Ss Wo do 360 didn Wo dy 169 304g Lao 42 50Morns Canal L901 150 do 51% 26 syracuse & Utica K 109 200 = da 3 190 Canton Co 33% 199 do 150 do ao 30 days Hy Sccond Board, $500 Tr’y Notes 161 25 shs Cant b30 33. 15000 lo 100% 350 Long Talend’ WR 2994 150 shs Harlem RR Sie 0 do 49; 400 do 31° 100 Morris Canal 200 do $034 150 Farme: 400 Reading RR 160 38 CLLY PRADA REPORT, New Your, Wednesday Afternoon, Merch 22. ‘The market for Flour was lees active, though prices reimnined aout the sams. Sales wore limited and con- fined to small lots of Genesee, Michigan, Ohio, 2. for domestic consumption. We noticed some more anxiety to sell than existed a few days previously. Holders of Genesco Wheat demonded the same prices noticed yesterday, which was abeve the views of buyers. No sales were reported beyond a small i reel of Long Island. Sales of Corn were moderate, and without mate- rial change in prices. The market was less active and some less firm. Meal was steady at yesterday’s rates. ‘There was no change in Rye or O, Sales of Mesa Pork and Lard were made at yesterday’s prices J.ard continued active, and further sales were made at about yesterday’s rates. Other articles continued about the same. Groceries remained without material alteration. Asnes —Sales of 250 bbls pote were reported at $5 75 to $5 8734; pearls were dull at $3. Breapstvr -Flour—-Various a lo‘s of good Ge- nesee, Michigan, with some parcels of Ohio, were sold (in all 1000 to 1200 dbia) at $6 6234 to $675. Southern remained uochenged The purchases made were al- most entirely on xccount of the home trade. The wen- ther being mild, however, and favorable (should it conti- nue) to the early resumption of inland navigation, had a tendency to check operations. though holders of larga lots continued firm. A”heat—Holders deuanded $1 53 for good Genesee, while buyers cff'red 1522; a small lot of 300 to 400 bushels of Long leland roid at 1399. The rale of Obio made on Saturday afvernoon and on Mondey was has since been said) at 1420, Corn—Ssl of Jersey yellow were made on private 1d 2000 Go do at 550. Sales ot 3000 to 4000 do New Orleans damaged were msde at 450. Rye was quiet at 60 to Slc. There wasno change in Oats. Bar- ley Salen of 600 bushels were made at 8530. B-ans— Sales of 50 bbls prime New Orlcans were made at 1250 ; 240 bushels cow beans were sold at 37}g0, and 40 barreis kidney beans sold at 159c. Beeswax —The demand continued active, and sales cf Southern yellow were ma 230. @ market continued quist. -Juy amount to 1500 bales; yes- terday they are supposed to have reached 2000. Prices ils continue unsettled, snd holders are very willing to pply the demand at s decline from half to three quer- ra of @ cent. Frurt—We notice salen cf 6000 a 8000 boxes of wet aud dried raisins at $1 40a $1 50; 600 boxes Palermo Jemons at about $2 50; 100 bushels African pea nuts at $1 06%; 3000 Ibs, cld dried spples at 43<; 200 boxes oranges at $2 06, and 20 bbls Weatern dried peaches at $4.25 per bushel. 4 - Transactions were extremely limited «nd ths only sales reported ware 50 drums dry cod, sm "' siza, at $3 374%. The cargo of Halifax mackerel sti‘ remains atloat, unsold. The market generally is very (a. Leav—The last eales reported were at $4 37}<, cach. | Mo.astrs—The market continued steady; but there were no sales of moment reported. Navan Ston+s—The market continued flat, and we could hear of no salos worth reporting. Our quotations for raw Turpentine are $275 a $3, and spirits do 38 « 40. Rosin was in fair demand, and owing to light stocks, prices were very firm. O1.8—There was no change in Linseed, and sales were moderate. Sales cf 500 bbis of Whale were reported, including solected, at 35c. en! shipping do at 32% — There was no change in crude Sperm, or manufactured 3. Peas—Soles of 260 bushels black eye, inferior, were made at 560. Provisions—Sales of about 350 bbls new wess Pork, | in lots, were reported at $10 25; prime was held at 925 Sales of 40 tiorces prime Shoulders were made at 43c. and 22 hhds, with 50 tierces, were sold at 44 Sales 300 of Leland’s city cure were made atl2c. Lard 8 of 160 tierces and 150 bbls No 2 were mate on private terms, supposed to be at 64c; 200 bbls rendered and 93 bbls (not prime) sold at 7c. and 350 do sold on ee vate terms, and 400 do kegs sold atS.a 8c. Sales o! tierces pickled Hams were made at 6 a7c. and 35 thd short Sides were soll at Sys. Beet remained quiet st previous ra‘es. Butter— 3v packages Pennsylvania sold utl5o. This State, good dairies, Continued firm. RRS frome ge 25 carks'and 10 bbls were mado at loc per ozon. Kice—BSince the receipt of the forciga 8, the mar- ket has remained inactive, while prices have continu:d nominally the some. Dealers were iaclined to wait for further news before operating Srep—Salen of 196 tierces fisx seed were made at $1 40 per 66 Ibs, Lp ty extra Svcsn—Seles of 30 bhds New Orleans were made at 475 a 50; and 75 bhde Porto Rico at 6% a 60. (auwow—Wa note sales of 6000 lbs prime rendered at 103 Wixes—Salee of 150 yt casks Malega were made at 42 a 430, 6 months, Ww \spinhtabeat Sales of north west were reported at 274 “4 Nisoneay “Babe of 25 casks Drudge were male at Fresants—Cotton was engaged for Liverpool at 5.324, and land st 17¢.64, Ashes were taken for Antwerp at 328 6d. To Havre cotton was taken to fill up oats i ‘The regular rates demanded wore MARKED rs ELSEWHSRE. STOCK SALES. HLADELPHIA, March Kirst, Board-=9 sha. Phi: Bank 119; a U.S Bonk 55, 3h: ica? ‘Bunk, ders 2 do, 2634; 5 Met 40. After —50 sha rt B 1s Mechay:es Ban! hve ‘gee uu. ‘67, 102% Second ‘Boord ~$300 State £200 U. 8. 6's, 67, ay 1000 do 5 128s B00 Chenay & Delaware i Natigetos seal ter rari p02; No Girard Bank: 103 & Mechanics’ Bank. Bostow, March ae Ager Hoard 10 shares State Bank £844 ; 6dodo do 48 b Co 950 ; 20 thaves Wentemn'ftasteosd toeigs 39 ded 0 [90 East Boston Co Dividends No 8,0; 8do do do No. 4,6, 1-16 ; 200 dodo do No.4, 63%, b 60; 16 do Boston avd Maine Railraxd 11884 ¢ 1 do Veana Mass Hailroad 7/14 ; 200 shares East Bos - a wate se 25 do do do 14% b 3 vo int: 15 do dodo 6 do’ Western Railrond 105 ; 50 do Norwich au Worceater ‘nilrond 3736 b 60: 25 ddd do do 368 b do do do do 3556 b 10 5 7 dovds dy do. 30% ¢ Railrovd 1936 @ do 1934 b3 5 95 toni Pitsburg Copper Co 60; 10d Old Colovy Kailrond. 9.544 $1000 Heading Railtond Bonds, 1850, Second Board z Norwich ard Warreater itatttend 39% 5 10 ¢ 0 Ev ae do 144 630; 60 dodo @ Wigasals ty ipod 38044 int Sablode do do 148 90 ; 20 » eadin + Heilroad 163g #10." 23.00 do do do 18% 8 10 ; 50do do dois, b ao tig s 00 vende DOMESTIC MARKRTS. New Bevrorn Ort Market, March 20.—Sperm con- i in fair request, at previous rates. We notivo of parcels,in all smounting to about 750 bbls, at 108 cts: and 220 bbls at 10636, cash. The cargo of ship Ple- iades at Wareham, included in our report of last week, has not been soll, Whale—Since our Isst there has nd | been an active demand for expert and home us: ales to tho extent of about 5000 bbls have been m: ricos ranging from 32 to 96 ots. The trantactions | Brace 2400 bbis selected NW. Coast, on pr , 2000 bbls part South Sea 300 bbls do at 46 o | the most e: Sales of 130 bor it 29 cts, 6 months. FOREIGN MARKETS. £3; to Hamburg, £3 53; States, for sagat, $1 per hogshesd to attend bis fan: at 3 o'clock, tive metery. ly, are respectfully invi ‘Thursday. this afternoon, On Wednesday, 22nd The frierds and ucqa inat., at 2 o'clock, P.M, rent#, 13 Third Avenue, Saturday morning la: ‘® bracelet mate of dari we ie! q Havana. March 12.—Freights Died, At Harlem, oa the 20th instant, Atocock, aged 69 3 His friends and acquaintances, avd also the members of the New York Marine Society, , from hia inte residence, corner of 118th streot, on Thurs iay afteracon the 23d, - OST~IN PASSING FROM T° up Hester tothe hdd and uo che Bo xery to it aie, be ‘To Cowes and market, to Tricste, £3 10s; to Uvited box ; molesses, $2 ‘a $2.25 per Jeter 2th inst, at 10 o Sills pe shove, Alto cards, an the hardware py fane: ¢ pearl butions are w sa i ee ie UCTION NOTICE-—THE LARGE SaLe OF BO- hemian Glas Tandoles, and Br MULLER 83. ar 104 o'elo nel Freneh China rehe Shaw!s, ot M oT Walt street, will tave shee ths mond, _The aale is peremptory. a, Plated Good nee LIDRY. C4 STS. Captein Groaor reapectfully invited Avenue A, On Tueeday morning, a the residence of her brother inlaw, Gideon Nyo, Jr. Exuy Tucker Watnavrn, daughter of Abiel Washburn, Jr, of Boston | ‘Tho funeral eervices will bo heldat Mr. Nye’s houss, No. 19 Filth Avenue, at 12 o’clock on Thursday. and friends are hereby invited to attend the fune- ral. The remains will be taken to the Greenwood Ce- Rela- 7 ae het § Lig ae ies Sanan R,, wile < the Iste wart wingston, o! any, and youngest daughter of the late Chancellor Lansing’ 7 nsent CUS ‘The relatives, friends and acquaintances, of the foml- ted to attend the funeral, on at 3 o'clock, from her late re- sigonca, 25 h street, between the Sih and 9th avenues instant, May Awn, daughter of Jobn end Mary Whyte, egod 1 year and 8 months aintances of the family are re- y rprotfuliy invited to attend her funeral. on Friday, 24th fiom the residence of her pa- without further invitation. MMANY HALL OD through Ceutrestreet to Hester, Hynstow st, ded about two iuches wid gray hairs on the inside of the fiader will be liberally re~ -ENWOOD. i answering to th treet. {SRANCE AND LI Committee appointed glorious work THOS: HAY! day last. meet to night to co-operate wie th licens cf all nations, at that hotel, at 73¢ P. Delegations from alt pations RLES DAVIE: SERTY HE EX at the Shakspeare Ho: ir brocher repud: carry on the Il be welcome, ter street, preparatc be made (by all the represented nati tion of the French Republic. The Commi ETING, ON THURSD «¥ eek p m.,nc. Mechanics’ Hall, d monstration to rope) in celebra- ¥ toe publ A: i rat MEETING C fall th. ‘or ¢ a @ demonst nee, rre expect: on mittee. 3c friendly ta republicanism. and to meet at No.8 Frankfort street, John’s Hall, at 736 o’elock this evening. By order of the com- JF THE SONS OF SWITZ R- on the Ja‘e glerious rev lution. wil ost eligible at. No. 139 Hudson street. CHAS GUINAND, Secretary. TO LE ner of West and Christopher streets, k, hy it will be planned to suit the wishes of the teoant. ‘THE BUILDING ON IL be altered for the al Cael stand, by malin Penguins Fo SAL™ kitchen in the rear, caleulat Pleassal: surrounding country—term J.KI ake brick Huse and NPE, 3 situated, commanding a Ts LET, OR FOR SALE OR TO LET, AT FORT HAMILTON— from the first of May next. 9 new two story house, witha ted for a private or he arding hou street, over the Mechamie’s eBanke No. 118 Fi or No. 99 Spring s reet. pply to r name of finder will be well rewarded by leaving him at the address on his collar, or at 43 Beaves ne view of the ocean and Tersorable. aa! to GEORGE For SAL“ OR TO RENI-TO ONE OR MORE fimilies, a three story acd attic modern built brick house, ‘irst Avenue. between Sixth and Revench streets. Re fetes ce to James M. Baldwine, office No. 60 or 64 Wall street, P4ae Ricans 100 acre Rei Cary access. M for the city, distant ebout ratlroad depot. above will po.an oxper 7 eet be. fice of THOS. We SaMtene 15 Nassau a street. res, first quatity gere- ik, trains leave t ity miles, and a few yards from spectable tenact,the erquire at the of- ten or twelve rooms in the houze, with good barn. nd eligibl: Also, fev perener ekaway, (ify Te Falton street, New Yor! eral other pieces Rok SALE—A HANDSOME COTTAGE, SITU. ated ou the Rockaway ond Jamuica Turnpike font, within two miles fromthe Rockaway Pavillion. There are sixacres of choice land, set out in fruit sitaated at the intersec partionlars apply to JOHN L. Ni . post-paid) or to Jobn H. Fewie 129 nd house; there ween five snd ttached to the other out how: ‘The house is f the two prineipal roads athe same xiciaity. Kor + Sr. Far of tai formin passed in pleasantue: tages which itpresents. | T) Invge bric which are growing anced by the numerous vills aa sou h i From it in all direeti renidence, nk ity proper ANSO F ret may be their greatest perte located, and which ix he seat literary sustitutions in from the intrinsie navantages which the village combines. situation with reference to the cities of Albany, Hudson, New York and Boston, being only five miles distant from the yand four to the Boston and Albany railroad, by made easy of aces gata remorkrble orn aad the the the ua- fertility T4 surpassed eroelience of the numerous Toads the numerous adva he premis tc. The land attractions centered in the delight: tate. ' diverge, taken in part payment. Apply to INS, on the premiaes OTTAGE AT PORT nitare, new lai or Te-Let—Pleasantly si sod only 5 few rods from he Tanding. Also, for val, the ay will be sold low. s TON HAYES, 197 Brostwey kanes RICHMOND,8S.1—FOR 8AL& ated near the bri street. and sirgle rooms, well Maiden I they have Bag Clasps, Lane, up city t he ew give perfect s afew weeks. neinal measure nent, for eu riding habits. &e piv ar Tavlor’s Hotel. 28 1) O TAILORS for delivery. former rub cordance the whole aveicher. Pleas ered Iutoarcerdae ted. Price of the sams per the wathor, W H. New York. oO TICET ‘O TAILORS. ALEXAN teacher of cutting, would spanestieliy ed in the cutting department, Lessons given in French and Ki HK feave to aunounce to the trade, that | subject of cutting garm his former works, the ice. will I, Reporte nt Fashion, N. The Fh Ind Saturd Ab Kork. fen tat Hardy Courier. A days) and send. ‘Thavin every other ara ‘one week. is new more of cuttin and Te fz conte. an, vest ‘ourtlandt street. consist of Gt acres of {nud att ying Within the corporate Lim ts of the villa ineation, together: with numerous out-baildr ailin good order. Th» mansioa is about street, ard the intervening ground forms a beautiful lawn, on eat luxuriance stately forest trees and shrubbery. There are on the premises three wells of p water, and a valuable orcha'd in full bearing, together wit great variety of choice fruit trees, grapes, e ve of eultivation, ani the surface level. The e, and admirably adapted to the growth of lua vale is grently of one e TO RENT, HIGHLY CULTIVATED, CON- 1 gprecing cility for dairy and market gardeui oe as well lepots twice daily F% SALE, A VALUABLE COUNTRY RESI- dence.—'The un lersigned offers forsale his Real Kstate in the flourishing vile of Kindernook, Columbia couaty, a Ne country residence, unsure vot, location ay a hogs, feet from the its 8, render it a verv desira le place of N. B—To accommodate the purchaser, New 0 ARDING-SEVERAL ROOMS, CONSISTING OF Parlors, with bed rooms attached, suited for the accommodation of famities, or single gentlemen, are now to let with boaid, at No 648 Broadway, near Bleecker TEEL BEADS—T. KIPLING & BROTHERS, 60 nn leave to poet to the ‘T' remain iu this i he Gs hs ey loft tietade teat fxetion in chines, srempiug chine, ipasteboard and stamps, with, New York, an try, and wi AUCTIONEER. — Hl 4D &e.— Edward Paysoa will sell 8 Pearl stra d ison candlesticks, door Jo mers, pick ling hatehecs, et, der rourket flints, table kn’ ecards or ii see catalogues K.2 D. SMITH, , AU TIONE! ephy. store 1s dornce —BY JOSEPH MUR- hursdat ia? Stock. without any reservation, D. SMITH, ADOTIONE, tore No 15 Spruce £10 oFeln No, 2 Murray street—Livery Silent he contents of whieh consists of 11 hy sets Of harness Boflstoskin of harness, sadales, “D— ot. enrriages, ke he, FOR TRE ity of the Battery, orin Greenwich st ris strert, fora small snd Fespeotabie f BERRY % M IV APHY, 4 steinha 2 wegoos, 6 double zh bells, horse blankets, 2 whips, chaif cutting RST MAY, IN T id Kitchen. ANTED—A SITUATION 2Y A RESPECTABLE Protestant or to mind » baby and do sewing; cam wash an: is well aseustomed to the work—or would like to go trayel- witha Iedy. plnee. Btreet, opposite Ts to6 P. from 9 you g girl, do chamberwork and w: iron first rate; Good reference ean be given from her last Please call at No.2 Wall plsce, between 6th and 7th PM kins market, third sory, back room, ANTED—A situ IATIOS AY A RESP TABLE generat housewor! short distance in be viven. nod he of cual ‘fp the counter Ths Apply to 367 Pesrl at, N. ¥.. 2d floor. feomtre: G . Washer or Lrover, or to do the has no objection to go A of city reference can Doastairs, ANTED, BY A FRENG! foils GIRL, A PLACE AS Pw 0x. No. 195 Post office, en. ANTED—AN E. XPERIENC ED GAR DENER—HFE Trust he on toC.F SPEAR. unmarried man, Liberty st. with good references. Apply W ANtpo-s Lapy 70 ATTEND IN AN broldery aud lice store—one that has been ‘n the b ness, end cau make up fancy articles, preferred. Apply to 653 Broxdway. ANTED-ONE O« TWO GOOD SALESMEN— Anply inthe evening, at JAMES BECK & CO, 356 Broadway ANTED BY A YOUNG WOMAN, ASITUATION as chembermaid, washer and irouer, or as waiter in a hi’ family, aud is wil th street, enst ¢f Bower fal. No. 88 ag to make herself generally use- ANTED—A SITUATION BY TWO RESPECT A- werk, bie young Women, one has no obj id and the orher ‘ction to go a short distance in the cou-- try, The best of city references cam be given 9:h street, between the Bowery and 3d avenus Apply, to 188 any day this ANT ED—BY. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Women, a situation as Chambermaid or Walters at. do general how Wanted bya youn eof children, and make h best jean, 14 of references double the cost $5000 per annum. ill Apply at ms ollice of the SeieatiAe Mechauie, Sun Buildings room No 41 APARTNER ai business of mi i mound dalla! worth are ni uy eng The buriness WITH $500 C APIVAL,IN le, of which ready en} eed at way at aes or ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG wo- street, with good city references hing, aud ironing; vo Obj, the country. the rear. between Sth and 6th avenues She canbe ‘a situation to do the tion t» go a short dis- seen for two days at 85 11th ¥y ANTED.—A Lhtshel atlas cook, washer, and ironer; no objectior ‘woman, ashort distance given, » the’ country. BY A PROTEST. ‘The be tof reference can be Appty 269 Sixth avenue, between 17th and 18th sts. ANTED BY TWO KES?PECTABLE uations to cook, ashort dist Apu ly at 6t9 Broadway. reference ttre rt ‘an front room. be seen for three days. YOUNG wash and iron, or wou'd do small farnily; would have no objectioa to go ceinthecountry The best of reference given. luce good city t, first floor, ILLIARD TARLES WANTED—WANTED TO hire, four second hand Billiard Tables, in good order, with the pri lege of buying them after two or three months ome having one or moje to rent, address BILLIARDS, two bedroom: tion must be pl reasonable comp which may 2 A.X.0. ddr LERGYMAN, HIS (seven years old) ere vate family, in thie city or i a feoe or the vi and the fa IFxé AND DAUGHT«R. ‘us of obtsining board in a pri- They would require parlor. The situa- pectable, to whom 2 reference to the antinfaction— YHREAD. de make application in the bisemen’ of 142 Ei NE®DLE AND F\NCY STORE business FoR ed for the Inst eight years, rate business. Any person pana to their hands, can Tu LLINGRY MBs pring Goo F GODFFROY open on Monday next, the 27th inst ,n quite new and tment of Paris &e.. just received by the Havre packets. 349 Broad- Straw end Silk French UN MUTUAL SCRIP.—REDUCED 8 Mutnal Insurance Co. wanted ata h gh pi Platt street up stars ICHIGAN STATE STOCK=3 BONDS OF each. for sale. Apoly 19 IP OF SUN ice. Apply at 19 $1000 Piatt atreet. up stairs. USKETS... Maskets, M ready for shipment, W. SPiKS & CO. 2000 ELEG with Bavyorets, 1000 Six Barrel Revolving Maiden Lane. m agree me ir will be settled by pattners, 22 Jacob street. SIDNEY A. ME NT UNITED 8TaT complete, packed in ca: ARCH 10, 190—THE. jing As Leber aud it of the acove Parte gether with th anvass, and a general UND#RSIGNED ‘TAK isnew work onthe cription is now oe Fimp.e HoH immediately. ‘asthe ed ul $6; to those wh» purchased be $5 per copy. To be h METS, No. 173 Broadway, ‘0. 4 Courtlandt t'atreet, vy jzer, Buffilo Cem: above three int their bill to 173 Broadway. of, such a8 wearieg appa: cash price for the sane h9) the post soe or other dences. con be saenied to by Mrs. ENSTYN tos Browdn L#, OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE—LA- dies and Gentlemen having Pate effects to dispose &e, can obtain a frir ber, tarosen, Mt ettend at their p atrirs. eke Levenstyn. ovaiatics or Gent OHEN, 69 Duane sereer Cs OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE Wan r lemen _havii ispoae of, xn ing for the sub ost office, will Cerne DE ral fashion adopted ai ladies. Mac retorecbles PERE’S wo stairs, No. 53 oe street. i) Medd PATTERN), Last the most fashionable race ral for M2 i. m, as well as the movements of person, who had oaly at MDS . PROS- PRING HA’ TS—iF YOU WOULD HAVE AN | ELE gant Flat, if you would havea tasty Hat, if you would have an eesnomiest Hut, if you would havea hi three qualities ace combined and acquire the repotation ct will yleage call on Mealio, 416 Broadway, the oe oan ee eee L the mo: —Port Moons "s Office. No. roe For each I charge, hereafe rey on board of any vessel, on hatches cr cargo, in which ATHE AND ‘CaBINET - MAKERS! TOOLS FOR sale, at 15 West Broadway, np stairs, befere 10 0’clock in or afer 4c’clock in the O SHIP OWNERS AND te Fae rad OF VESS! jernoon, Wall street.—The Port the following prices, viz:— ie 50 an exch survey ov damaged goods on the wharf or in on an: 2 50. Office open lew York, March 23, 1818. KUBERT T. vessel deemed urfit to from 7 o'clock, A. M. to 6 OTICE PACKET SHIP SIDDONSIS DIsOR ARG. ing at Orleans wharf, foot of Wail street. not permitted within five lic store: ays All goods ositively be sentto the pub- OR CALIFORNIA DIRECT—THE, FINE ME fo SHERWOOD, FROM at wharf foot of Rutge s tend to the receipt of their NEW brig BELFAST, © pg ing dan, will be despatched as above on the first of April. reels, package Ly taken charge of and carefally forwarded. For gy board. at Rigs, Kast OR CHARLESTO Northerner, Capt. Thom: N_R., on Sat bills of ta $25. For TON & Co, South street. ages and letters will freight, en- or © BEALE, MELICK C.—THE STEAMSHIL S Budd, will leave Pier No 4, jay. the 25th of March, atdo’clock,P M. Ali igned by the oard. Price, ofr re tur passage apply to SPOFFORD, TILES order on the shortest notice. | ILLIAM SMITH, MANUFACTURER coT- | Ww tonand eclored Linen, Friages for Dreseas. ba 4 Colored Cotton’ Fringes for Silke and Gingham Varasales Gisnpe, Blobaks any fi Sew Store corner of Maiden lane and liam street, abe floor, ial packages. and at the lowest market prices. ee SUGAR REFINE! RY—HAVEMEYERS & | ILLER are now read y, te, seesive on ed TLoat Sugar House Syrup, Porat Mie LNW LiNE—R&GULAR PACK h—=The new ed splendid fast sai OSCIUS, Asn Eldridge, master, is now loadin’ knd iit an ively sil as above, her regniar di freight or passage. having splendid furnished aecommod: apply on board. at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, or ro E. K. COLLINB, 56 Sor will succeed the Roaseini The Packet ship Biddons regular day eae make’ wh e follow EON AND “AR! ary 19th, the bee any t 8 TER, SATURDAY, B. ses Is aN bine cj farther notice. june M, Loe H. B ‘oan ae Aan RYE. ‘AND KAR. =pR. way, entrance in une 3 at tho Fair of the Am rantly for sale Fil 1s business unless both buyer nd 1000 10500 that there are no Ro better - to sell ally ‘my expenses ght, POWELL ATTENDS” DAILY todiseasesof the Eye and Ear, at his office, 261 Broa Warren street. Aye,” price $0 cents, em be had 8; his off a. Also hie Self Kye and Kar Fountains, which o} Ur. Powell’s ‘rmetise 69 the premium justicate. ereiietal Eyes con cessful mode of treatmenc. to him ™ letter. post pa: DS Etna TT, OC Tieatetiee his how's vole,’ paeetioh, of ets; and 150 bola NW. Mier for export at cts, Whalebone—The salos in this market Hist, 29 Gi aie with public, thit phere ie pearcely any Sud Wovatifal oraan ineunieee Uy of grey ected bi ode of treatment, can nn be had or the same will be forwarded Some ULIST, ‘of attendance at the fom 0 to 3 o'clock, Monday, Brondway yt AL 800 (ETY-NOTICE, —THERY, ISKASES OF aAS, Rea MM aw glad Aug ys Kel to the first fy Office hours fro ry a to 1 o’elock P. di his ti y Dr his revdence: ‘ing application INFORMS AIS PA afc re now Wednesday and viiday, 683 WILL the “Medical Society of the ee lecticg cemtiny novwledge of the minuiacture of a supe “AN HAVING A quality ot tone ata Teeth and Blocks, :nd oe years’ expe- | PHYSIC AN Anour RELINQUISHING THE Dentistry, e 0, sy ft 1 Jal hood for a good Gersiee, roe ‘will be patronized, Apply at No. 42 Eighth avenue 18 to nesociate himeell jt with some one ommence the manufacture the Stock and Fixtures ves of of a situation in the neighbor ee ome LIND Cagl KS GLOss—t to AUTION fehl hd the ni Frankfort any one who larehes of pa spicapoas CARD—DR. MO! his entire time to the treatment of privare a “Conscien inal aek ieee aa iy from a secret habit, thou pa ae Artie Co Cooper, Sir RRISON, 201% FULTON ily Gororrhaa, he ears potent radically ¢ See Dr, ‘A perleet cure Divina diseases 9 4 wh sri Sirah moron, ao OF TY a sana toe EN wUStintay exceoted “PRACTICAL | upon any of the 8 Greenwich baa] S these eormplan se whe id ‘otherwise, wh feaa pie |\A # h Pere cereus yx commence at Abel Richsrds, Tilton iibewr, Belly: D Mrs. Woleot; ite rien, Mis. Jord | INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Affairs in n Washiogton, WwW. ‘ASUINGTON ron, March 21, 1843. The Pope and the Senate. hi shit uot Tr ee | chard’ E hornle Clarke: Gt Gay, mas | m nddtes, Mr. Burke: tint “Tharatey sine Th Buns:| The Senate have passed the deficiency bill, ( ump, Mire. Suther!s | providing for a Charge at Rome, aa prsaed by i A BALL WILL BE GE f igi oe of cent wee ahh MUL BB Gb the House. The motion fora full minister wos rolusiow ts Paris) Those Frenc! erswho | rejected, 13 to 23; for a minister resident, 19to feel interested in the above, nce 1 Joon of Pa'mo’s Opera House, on o’elock in the eveni \HATUAM THEATRE. 3ENEFIE OF Mr. SAM. Seely—Tharsdar even nz, March 23, will be acted MAT TEO FAL CONT Matte Faleoue, Me. Brandon; Giaseito Sampiero, Mr. Salisbury f vo he. fo, followed pa Mi sted to mest in the Da ‘ay eveuing next, at seven | 23; and the motion to strike out the Charge | failed, 7 to ; The diseussions of the merits of the Pope, &e , vesterd et i be she, Brandon; Giaveito yesterday and to-day, have been exceedingly D Stanislaus, Mr. | The episode between Messrs. Hale and Molian. Mr. Winns. | Foote, yesterday, was a rare bi but the H experiment the said Foote, to-day, to get a | fight out of Badger, of C irolina, Wes a most om- | phatic failure What is to become of Foote | we don’t know—we promise, however, to do al | We can to give him notoriety, if thatisall he is aiter, ‘The speeches, yesterday and: to-day, eesra, Badger, Mangum, Hale, Foote, Allen, Dix, Calhoun, end others, will be found IPCHELL’S OLYMPIO THEATER day evening, March @ entertrinments will co Pigace wilh FAB \—! aoe Mi Holland Nico, , Conover; rince Rodolphe, Arno! lame Ks Mra. ry nette, Miss Kobeits, After which, PEGGY GREEN cholas Snozzle. Mr Hollaud; Pegey Green, Miss Mery lor. 7 be eet by a fy ANCE AT NRW YORK M Chan Conover: Eliza Siubbing, 2 =Mr, Crabtres, Mr. Ceres d arene [emeken. of da ay? ad bate, in both fen er Ww. pres cirele, 50 cen! 33g cevts— | next mail Wasnt ROADWAY THEATEE: BY UREDAY on EaN: N, March 21, 1848. a, Ma will be nerf rmed the Voital-~ General Seotbes bi Sekine [No ymdhs ag ngewe woth Fee Wee o 1 Capital—General Scott--His Defence Is ail. Hadaways The House was engaged to-dey in the manu- M. Young, Fleming: Lester; Bishop, fry th Widow Ha ton, # Gord the firee of the DOUBLE BEDDED Noo! ciner Yipes, Me Hodaway; Mt or Minus. Vache; Spigot, D. © Anderson, Joseph, G Chapman; Mis Depety Lomars, Nirs Wivstenley; Naney, Watts Doors open et 7 o’e " formanea to begin at half past 7 0 Wier, | ~ dagtift Coneluce | facture of capital tor the ensuing Presidential election. Mr. Clingman, from North Carolina, verified the old adage, that a lit spark kin- dleth a great flame. On a motion to reconsider a vote, by which the reply of the President to a resolution of the House, communicating the cor- respondence of Generals Seott and Taylor with the War Department, and that between the State Dey Tr. Trist, was referred to the Committee on iting, to ascertain whether an extra number should be distributed to the eoun- lock. Drews ( SEC OND PERIOD oF 27th Mareh inatat, the oO the Season —On Monday ever Opera will be resumed, and coat form, every Mord evening, during the vemaining Applications will now be 4, wh ir the ehols eamnter of night for their occnpauey on any particular evening af thew The Sceond row of Boxes. in the second tier, have been al- | tered, and will be briltiantiy lighted, s0 a8 to ninke there seats among the most desirable in the House A variety of popular Overss, including the New Grand Opera sf Nabucco of | try, Mr. gman took cecasion to express ow ip el all be brought ont. No expense | himself t ot that General Scott had been red to make the seeond part of tl won equally as n britliant, if not more so, than the Grst. Astor Piace, March | Very shabbily treated by the administration. He 13th, 1848, ALMO’3 OPERA HOUSH—THURSDAY, MARCH 2B3.—Lreat Attraction—lilugtrated Pretures,'Histosicnl Mythogreal, and Mystical, from the preat Italian, was replied to by Mr. By ‘ompson, of Mississippi. Then Col. Haskell, who fought at Cerro Gordo, succeeded, charging the President with the re. sponsibi! ity of the shedding ef blood unnecesea- French and Wnulish Masters. ‘Those il'ustrated Pretuces will as e produced ina style ofspleadrandeffert hiinertouskaown | ily. Mr. McTane, of Maryland, took up th in America, and some of the figures will be represented on | cUdgela for the administration. Altogether, we Horrebiek.’ This company consists ef twenty-five members | had an interesting time, as will be seen by your under the direction 0 Sigvor Moate Lilla from Italy A | report of the proceedings of the House It effect. sinke'Pitares will ye Deen cognged for the greater | seemed to us that a new candidate for the Presi- Dress circle and parquette, $1: upper boxes, 50 ceute. Doora | dency was looked to in the person of General open at 7—=to yas: Scott, inthe event of the Clay and Taylor sec- Miasbanice tabi 172 BRO AWAY. BE tions not being able to settle their difference at IVE Grand and Broome OPEN the whig national convention PF. Bith ireck iol the" Orin Min Ty's Mi ra a hate fifth week of the Original r ss s ® the oldest established berd in the United States, cer the THIRGILTH CONGRESS. direction of E. ¥. CHRISTY, whore taiuitable and original FIRST ION. entertainments are ‘nightly hosored wit erewded ond, fight. Iv respectable audiences, aud are favored with a palronace Sor unprecedented by any aninsement ia this city. Admiss 9 25 | conte, doors open at 7. Concert commences ot Bo’clock For the accommodstion of families an Att KitNOUN CON: CERT EVERY SATURDAY. Doors opex at 2, commence at3 o'clock, ROADWAY OD! EON EN" TRA Fisisux’s Cafe des Mille Colo Grooiy.--Masieal Gldtisid- Somer hice New. Professor Young will produce a of magnificent Tableaux—The Seulptor’s Dream and Venus end Adouts, will be produced Lyeitet tistusa wat abe htans eacaren in America. Thursisy, March 23 —Prograrmme—Part 1— Tablesux Vivants snd Poses Plastiqnes, by the Model Artist, &e, Part 2—May aud Morning Star, &e. Part $—Cleopatia and Anthony, &c. Performance to comm it & o'clock Preneces box, 50 cents; Parquette, 25 cents; Boxes, 1234 cents, MERICAN MUSEU) afternoon at 3 o’cloc week-of Mr. and Mrs. Malone Haytoond, and. thelr th beautiful daughters, who give their inimitable Irish Musicol Entertainments every atte‘nooa aadeveniog Lest week also of Branetti’s Model of Ancievt Jercaslen, ag it was in the time of our Say Bt ae Wentern, the Yankee, Muss Der nard, the Seriptu y, ke. Ke. ‘Admission tothe whole 2% cent Cc nena moder 1, alf pri rved front seats, hing extre, Wasninoton, March 21, 1848, Spring weather, though dull and cloudy. Breezs from the routhwert. Crocusss in bloom in the Capitol grounds. Blue birds warbling ia the trees. Frogs mu- ical in the marshes; those early little fellows that teke advantegs of the first melting of the ico to pop up thelr heads and sing. Strangers gathoring into the galleries of the Senate. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Gurley. Journal. | ABOLITION, Mr. Have presented reveral abolition bogbeerenl’ ane one from citizens of Pennsylvania, prayin take measures for the immediate ofthe Union. Mr. Dickinson—Where in that from ? —Krom citizens of Peansylvania, xinson—Well, they ought to be ashamed of themselves. NOK THROUGE 1—Nienacer, i. G. oe Mr . ~Splendid performan oxery every evening at L THE BLAVE TRADE, On motion of Mr. Hanngcan, though opposed by Mr. Niles, 1500 extra copies of Mr Wise’s correspondence on Brazilian affairs and the slave trade, wore ordered to be printed. THE DEFICIENCY BILL Mr. Atuerron moved to take up the bill appropria- ting rome $14,000,000 to ineet deficiencies in the appro- priations for the experditures of the current year. Mr. Arnenton—It is very important for the credit of the government that the bill should be taken up and acted on atonco. Government drafts will otherwise bo protested. Indeed, I understand that a draft for the sma!! sum of $10,000 has already been protested in New York, Mr. Benton—I will go heart and hand with the Sena- tor in his motion, ithe will allow me to introduc alt resolution, whioh was agreed to, and Mr. B, introduced a resclation of inquiry respectirg the public printing, which was also xgreed to. On motion of Mr. Yutex, the Committee on Naval Af- 'ANORAMA OF THE iasippi river, painted on three milez of eanvase, be inthe world, at the Mazorama build Niblo’s Gard Open eve: xcepted.) Admission 50 3 Chil A will commence moving 46 o'clock exhibition om Wednesdey2 and Sotur el 001 se at So’eloes. Craters ROOM, No, door above the Broadway 332 BROADWAY, ONE ‘heatre—Reductiow of prices dmission 25 cents Wednesday, Thursday, Fridny eve- mp4 March 22d, 23d, 24th and 25th. KS company of American snd Foreign Artistes. will produce a numberof the most chaste and splendid Tableaux Vivants and Poses eran that have been exhibited to the | tira wan cutlorized to inquite into the propriety of public. Also, there fhas been conuecied a Band of isth pemey Pid slab inquire: into Propriety o Min: who will give a numer f humorous gle creating @ retired list in the navy. dances, o’elock {| The bil providing for the fourteen millions of defi- clencies was then taken up Mr. Bavarn moved to strike out 6o much of the fifth seotion of tho bill as provides for a Charge d’.Iffaires to the Papal States | Mr. #N oiled for the ayes and noes. | Mr. Hansecan proposed to amend by striking out | the Charge and to insert a clause providing for a re. | sident minteter at the Court of Romo. | Mr. Bavornr desired to givo his yote on the naked question of & mission or no mission, and that could ouly be done upen his owa motion Mr. Wensten supporad that as this was a bill tomake good certain deflcionces of appropriations, the provisions | for various new cfiiccre, including reveral Charges, were prorat esd the oe Eh would move therefore, to strike ites. The Song of Life, by Lantellow, ntrodaced for | OUt sil those parts of the bill providing for new appoint- the fiat time. i pine k ina smo | ments, a0 thet the bill hould’ be wha: it purportato be, Doilars n | @ menaure for supplying the deficienoes of existing ap- | propriations. | Mr. Darren did not know why thes) provisions for | new missions were put iate this bill Sdooron the even. | , Mt. ATHERTON endeavored to show that it made no mence ni 3g | Giflerence whether the aproiniment of the proposed | Charges were provided for ia this bill, or im sny other | bill Mr. Wensrrn wes not disposed to object to the expla- | nation of the Chairman on Finance. Ho therefore with- | drew bis motion. Mr. Dayrox argnod ageinst the provision for a full | minieter or a minister teridont at Reme. Ho trusted, however, that the Ctarge would bs re'ained. | Mr. Borer would inquire what grate of ministers other States beve at th» ttief Rome. What repre- c. Doors open at 64 0 € N.B—G» on order will be Nicene RAND CONCERT—THE ITALIAN OLVERA © OM- y will give grand Coccert at the ‘Tabernncle, on CLE-THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH Lost Voral Entertainment prior ‘to vis AE HUTCHINSON FAMILY return theic ind ackoowledgmeuts to the citizenvof New” Yor for the very cordial and enthusiastic greeting giveu them on previcu: entertainmerts, and respecttully cnuounce their ‘(Chird oud Last Vocal Evtertsinment, nt the Tabermele, on Thuisday . Oa this oveasion of their last ap- w York, Siti tare they will intr ues their best Progretame, emi asine, among many pewrend | atuactive songs, a choice selection of some of their old favor age ot my Farmer's Song, Family Bong ante at the principal music stor he ing of the Concert. Duors open at av, 0 ery co to Bo’clock UCKEY XE, VOCALISTS. ‘CHE. RUNYON cS tainment at the Minerva Rooms, 406 8) evening next, Mareh 24. Tickets 5 Admit a gentieman and two ladies, to be had tthe vine pat inusic stures and at the door. Doo:s open at half past 6 o’clock, concert commences at & o'clock , Ho acepapauens ay THE SOCI«: VY LIBRA Y, corner of Brvadway and Leonard stree'—In consequence | setentative has Greet Britet, thero? of the great success attending the eutertainmedta of Dr. Vi A Votcr—Sho has none, wit. entine’s eccentric characters, and Siguor Spinetio’s 100 leon Mr. Butien~ She b none. Canary Birds, they will be contiuaed every eveuing Mawacat eaid here used to bea minister from F. and hs said from the late intolligen progorition to revive tuat repr-senta- fuccher notice. ‘4 ickeis 25 cents. To commence at a quarter | Signor Sri LYNCH & KAVANAGH HAY th ay te ard wep bii CARD—MESSKs A the piewsure of inf that their annul J herva Rorms, on Mont vill be ossia-e on the oecasion proposed misrion to Rome ef any jake, wince at th: lt" | had neither @ comm-roy nor p) ois. \*¥ | Rome, to jastify @ mission ay vocalists of ability. | _ ay. was exclusively eclesiartion, sprees cacrlpt ior grads whatever. We I orelasious with overrment of Remy as & government nd the misei ounded to intolerance and NONVENTION HALL, 175 WOOSTER STE would be but an idie exmp 2, ang whic! J went Blerker street Sixth week of the original “Sab'¢ | he rt ot care to re eee Brothers." his aupevior band of Slinstels give theici gas, | AANA perhaps, mot care to reciprocate. ‘Tan’ tell a winister would have to do et Rem. There is 7 ed of a special compliment to the Popa of thia k faohicnable azdiences aad tmikiog a hoat of iriesda foe ly Lecaure Pe is the head of «great chured; ni Doors open at 7 o’elock—Concert commenceeat o'clock, A®| there Any Feason that we should refuse it oa this ao Saturday alteruone concert, March 25th. at $ o'clock. | count, But ase matter of Ingistative business, T ean see MENICAN mICA oT any 7 ao necessity for the mission at nll, [ don’t know what cael the duvet: oF MLW ie Grea | a min’#er or cherge would employ bimavlf at, exe p! iu evening. at the Lyceum. ‘Terms, Five Dollars per quae. | @xplerirg the ruins of the Forua and the ehores ot tho ter. Class for Vocal Jastiuction, gf Rorrow (Briday } ever iber. or in ascertaining the height of the Tarpeiaa ing, urdes the direction of Mr. W. D. Ce ailemen | tock, trom which traitors were buried ja'the days of the Oue Dollar perquarter, He MEIGS T ieet: | empire. Upon the whois, Mr. Butler’ waa inclined to 3 Broadway. _ _. | coincide in the views of the sonator from North Caro- IMONY— | lina, (Mr. Badger ) \ Bowery, t Ha evealag Cha alay) March | Mr. Hannecan,in reply to the Senator from South ers Will lecture ia shove. iit. Show, who bas | Carolina, would say, thot the propored minton to Rome peter ay 600 persona jn the U. 8. will operste cn | was not to the Pope as tho head of the Catholte Churel eentire audience, and produce a variety of resntlis tm trares | put to him as a temporal governor, and in compliment to nd eee To commence at 7% o'clock, Admittance | hig efforia in the cause of humap Uberty iu ftaly, A | miseion to Rome was in many respects hoportant ; and ALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA, | It wes well understood that if we send ® mission to Rome, it will be reciprocated. Fourth night of Mile. Blargy. Vveuine, Mareh 234, 1848, will be presented the grat pallet of AS Mr. Cass commenced his obrervrtions by a geog ‘aphi- MODEU. oni description of the al States. The sovereign Pon- table and select extertaiments every night tis week ing and poputar performance is ele —-Asmodeus, M Weithoff; Cleophes, Mans. Don Inigo Mr N. Johoson; Florinde, Mile. Blaney; Min ieeY } | tiff was at the besd of the monarebs of Europe ; his re- SEN TL REMAN TN RMIT muh the comederia cf | prerenta‘ives at the courts of Kurope take precedence of A’Becket: Mr. Red ki Mr. Chapman; Mra. Crisp, Mrs | ell othe’ As for the misston to Rome, the ned Se. Thayer: Mra. 8 Ch | vator did pot doubt but thet a Charg ce answer the 7 Da | Cfileial business of the propoved uiission, as well as « JOR SALE—A CHOICE LOT OF CANAR? BIRDS, | " mate and female, in lrse of small quaariticn to suit yer: | Plepipetentiary or minister resident; but there was chasers. at 43 Hudson street. corner of Charit fomething dus to the Pope ou another aceount, A great Jor SALE—A “COLLEC “ Mineralogy” Cu lew for ensh. Addres: IANO FORTES. tire agewey in tl celebrated Piana Fos ~ | revolution had commenced in Europe, and no man coul! ION OF SPECIMENS OF te ~ foretell ite results; but it was no less true than strange, thet it was the Sovereign Pontiff at Row -that city of the seven hills—where despotism for seven . | long centuries had held its iron rule. Mr. Cass referred, on this point, to certain late foreiga papers on his tab! and read extracts from them. refercing also to a letter of Lord Palmerston, in which Mr, Cass said his lordahip had done greater justice to the Pope tian the Senator from North Carolina (Mr. Badger) Mr Catnous—Who is that letter from ? Mr. Cass—It is the letter of Lord Palmerston The chairmon oo military affairs next read from the Journal of Constantinople, an extract showiug that a min- ister had just ten received by the Sultan from the Pope % | of Rome.” Mr‘Gass argued at Tongin the oxpediency and propriety of tho proposed mission. Mr. Dix asked what was the question. Tho Vick Parsipext stated that it was to strike out the Charge to the Papal States. MI, DIX's STATEMENT. | _ Mr. Dix had a few words to say in explanation of his vote, and thought that he might os well say them now, | He bad voted against (he proposition for a minister resi- dent, becouse he was in favor of a full minister. Otjac- tion had been made to this inission because it was sup- posod to be toa spiritual government, or a government excluslvely of the churoh of Rome. Mr. Dix then de- tailed the history of the kingdom of the Pope, from the “ATWILL HAVING THE EN city of several maniisetories wh he has for sale, now offers at who sale end retail, rosewond nad black waleat of all oat fastionab'e styles of farniture, embra- cing the latest improvement of action aud mechanism, with 6 634, 6% snd 7 octaves, harp stops, &e , &c. Tuer Piano Fortes | for soperiority of touch, readiness ‘of tone, and elegance of workmanship, are not surp by any in'the eouniry i most setisfnctory guaranty is Kiven with every instrumert | sold. nod greateare tsken in packing. No charge for preking Tuning the Piano Families in the country, honsekvepers ing houses and hotel keepers, can now rely on hav. orders for tuniog faithfully executed in the very beut short If not satistsetory, no eharge will be ‘2% Semioaries, Music Dealers, sud Artists of the | profession, supplied most rensonatle terms. Orders | Jrom every part of the United States, or elsewhere, atterded to | rentest care and dispatch, by addressing JOSEPH WIL, Broadway, near St. Paui’s Chure! BILLIARD TABLE FOR Sale, RECENTLY IM. ported from Germany —Itis the best aud most beautifcl to befonnd in New Yok, and would be conve | rient for a elub, a rich habitation, or ouse = Apply at 80 Nassou street, in the basement. HORRIBLE MYSTERY DEVELOPED —-1 HE Poli Cee 6 of icles weer, will contain a fall renort i of the tial for the murder of Edward | days of Charlemagne, showing that it had oxtsted, Rad Mathews, and body; also, the d-velove- | been extended and perpetuated as other secular and po- meat of a horrib % in Massnchuset’s, by» | titicol soveroignties are peroetuated, that ix, by right of eaithy m: ry «f the grext forgery of | suceession, by donations of territory, and by Conquest. Col. Monroe kd raving. A report of the | It was a peculiarity of thi temporal ‘government, tbat sci Ed mn gree **' | the head of it wes also the spirituel head of the Catholic ‘ | Chotch Mr D detailed the legislative, executive, | Judicial organizution of the Popa! governm: | re ot the Pope, the mode ¢ | college of the vel Cc EDICAL OFFICK—DR. JOHNSON, 17 DUANE | Cue athetd street, near Chatham street, so well known as the m: ew York, in the treatment of veae in enee from al! parts of the arobberies, Ke., Ke, also, Pub ont — the p Appointment from th 4, 80 that although the States is what may be Hed an unlimited elective hierarchy, it is still organi- dand conducted wader the recogn aod forme ¢ | litical and temporal government. In the main this organization by the, Senator from North Curoiina, Mr Badgor, had been doseribed aceurately. Mr Dix advoested thé mission to Momo, because of ita prosmec- tive advantages; and defended the Popa as having be- begun tho present liberty movement in Kurepe, which bas already given a change of govosu- | government of the Papal 8 canting Iateivious dream positively preveuted. Hecent cases ¢ \. tame reury. No aiteratioa in diet, or prevention fro